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Workers Are The Experts

See new tools and practices developed by construction workers to improve safety and health on jobsites and hear the workers talk about the project and...

Preventing Musculoskeletal Injuries

This 5-min. video reviews some of the job factors that can result in musculoskeletal disorders from construction work and what can be done about them....

FALLS: The Leading Killer on Construction Sites

A handout with illustrations for residential workers debunking myths about the risks of falling and issues with using fall protection. Part of a colle...

Fall Protection Hazard Awareness Guide

In-depth information on identification of fall hazards, analysis of work areas, types of fall protection and regulations regarding falls protection....

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Ladder is not correctly supported and incorrectly angled. All non-self-supporting ladders should be secured at the top to prevent movement. Ladders s...

Safety Awareness for Responders to Hurricanes: Protecting Yourselves While Helping Others

This is a training tool to raise awareness of the hazards and protective measures when responding to the aftermath of a hurricane....

Genetic Testing for Beryllium: Worker Knowledge, Beliefs and Attitudes

This project sought to gain insight into workers’ knowledge, beliefs and attitudes on the subject of genetic susceptibility testing for beryllium....

The Weight of Lead: Effects Add Up in Adults

Discussion of lead toxicity and the impact on a person’s heart, kidneys and cognitive ability....

Protecting Yourself During a Dirty Bomb Response

This is a training tool is an awareness-level health and safety resource for "skilled support personnel" who will participate in a dirty bomb response...

Annotated Bibliography of Issues in the U.S. Construction Industry

A listing of peer reviewed research articles on economic, labor, and human resources management issues in the U.S. construction industry. It is based...